Yes it is Ser Dontos. It's the guy whose life was saved by Sansa near the end of last season. Joffrey was about to execute him.

Oh that guy, almost forgot about him lol

Also that subtle threat by the Red Viper though

El Shaarawy wrote:Oh that guy, almost forgot about him lol

well it isn't like he had a notable scene last episode or anything

or this episode, leading up to that scene

Completely forgot about Sansa's garden scene lol, i don't very much enjoy Sansa scenes. Tend to lose focus at times.

Well before the episodes start they go through the "previously on GoT" and they kept going back to the scene between Sansa and Ser Dontos.

Also in the first episode Ser Dontos stalked Sansa and basically told her that his life was saved by her. How you think that's not notable is beyond me.

EDIT:

LOL completely misunderstood your post Firenze. My sarcasm detector is broken today.

If I was Ser Plebos I'd just run up and shank the King then shank myself. Instead of being a depressed fool for the next 30 years

McAgger wrote:Well before the episodes start they go through the "previously on GoT" and they kept going back to the scene between Sansa and Ser Dontos.

Also in the first episode Ser Dontos stalked Sansa and basically told her that his life was saved by her. How you think that's not notable is beyond me.

I downloaded the ep from eztv, there's no "previously on GoT". Just goes straight to the intro theme.

And regarding the Sansa scene, i only faintly recall a scene in which he was forced to drink wine. The highlight of last episode for me was the Hound and Arya's scene, hence i forgot this Ser Dontos

Yeah if you hadn't rewatched last season recently then it's hard to recall some smaller scenes. Understandable.

One thing we've learned from this episode, is that their are 2 things that kills kings, weddings and being married to Margaery Tyrell lol

McAgger wrote:Well before the episodes start they go through the "previously on GoT" and they kept going back to the scene between Sansa and Ser Dontos.

Also in the first episode Ser Dontos stalked Sansa and basically told her that his life was saved by her. How you think that's not notable is beyond me.

EDIT:

LOL completely misunderstood your post Firenze. My sarcasm detector is broken today.

smh at people forgetting ser dontos the brave, one of the finest knights in all of westeros

the scene with joffrey was pretty graphic, tbh

also loved the bronn and jaime sparring scene

bronn is the GOAT character along with the hound

I miss Jaqen H'gar

Lack of Lord Baelish is disgusting tbh

So hard to comment in this thread, I feel like every little detail or show of emotion from the book readers could spoil something for people. There are so many baits, and that one, ES, is one of them.

I don't read the books though...

Just didn't see much of Lord Baelish

McAgger wrote:

Cassius wrote:Doesnt this mean tommen will be the new king? Considering he was joffreys brother..

That is indeed the case. However, more interestingly, Cersei is back to being Queen regent. And Tommen being so young she has ultimate power again. Even her father is now lower in power. Very interesting things await us. Poor Margaery losing two kings the second she gets married. Dat curse

Margaery lmfao

Oh God this was such a GOAT scene! This show keeps getting better ffs

I do hate everyone else that has a claim to the throne though


Jon Snow for the Iron Throne

"Killing a man at a wedding? Horrid. Who would do such a thing?"

urbaNRoots wrote:"Killing a man at a wedding? Horrid. Who would do such a thing?"

  

The amount of disrespect Robb Stark gets every episode now

That's fine though, I'm sure Arya and Bran still have something to say about that.

HOLY SHIT

Did not see that coming. F me. What an amazing episode. 10/10

I don't know how this show can keep giving us shocks like these and we are still oblivious to them I mean after the red wedding, who could have thought something like this would happen

The whole scene was amazing. You could feel the humiliation Tyrion was going through. I wanted chop Joffry's head myself but thankfully someone else had the same idea There are so many people who hate him. Like about 10 people at least could have done it. That poison was so deadly.

Poor Tyrion. I don't think he did it. He isn't evil and is quite different to his other family members. But now Cersei is the supreme power once again in Westeros. Rip everyone else.

In other arcs. Bran's vision was incredible. He actually saw the past and the future at the same time. Also that throne was so creepy. Wonder who was calling him towards north

Stannis

Ramsay needs to die asap. GOAT actor though. Loved his work since misfits. Such a brilliant actor to pull of two complete opposite roles and be great at it.

I wanted Reek to slit his throat lmao. I think Ramsay was testing him there as well. To see if he would do it or not

To think there are 8 more episodes after a red wedding-esque episode at no 2

Greatest show ever made. No doubt about it.

Mr_Puyol wrote:Haha shit bout to get real now non book readers. 

Juveman17 wrote:Non-book readers

Welcome to a new era

I don't think anyone in here asked if it's going to be a new era or shit about to get real. There is a separate thread for the books. Please stick to there.

McAgger wrote:So hard to comment in this thread, I feel like every little detail or show of emotion from the book readers could spoil something for people. There are so many baits, and that one, ES, is one of them.

Then don't.

I already had to delete your post last week where you spoiled something without even realising. Just like this post right there. Wtf is the need to tell him if there are baits or not? Is he asking for it?

Stick to what has happened in the episode.

McAgger wrote:Also that subtle threat by the Red Viper though

That speech was amazing. You could feel the taunt and his pain at the same time.